New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
pV1TER NEWS OFTHE PRINCE
ANOTHER EXAMINATION OF HIS lhh''A 1t.

rrvop FOUND TO BE DECREASING IN SIZE
r,r CHANCES OF Az EXTERNAL OPERATION.
pvp,,v Nov. 11.-Dispatches from San Reno.
state that four specialists made another examina-
x,on of the Crown Princes throat yesterday ana
all agreed upon the advisability or using
paliatiyes only until the new surface tumor
which has appeared shall have vanished
or become materially smaller The examination
showed that the throat was in better conuitioh'
There was less cOngestive appearance ana 'he
tnmor was already smaller The malignant growth
was more visible The physicians Will nave ALI
other consultation tomorrow.
Dr. Mackenzie intends to return to London on
Mondav. IL it is found impossible to extract the
growth through the mouth before his departure,
DIR. Krause will undertake an operation II the
svmnto,ns are favorable No decision concerning
the operation will be arrived at until the tumor
disappears. The general health of the Crown
Prince is excellent, The Crown Princess. who has
been untirng in caring for her husband is worn
out.
The later advces from San Reno are more cheer
full The swelling of the larynx is sub
siding and it Is expected that DIR. Mac
kenzie will be able to remove particle OF
the tissue Sunday, which he will send
10 DR.. VirchOw There no symptoms of re-
currence of the growth which was formerly re-
moved If Dr. Virchow's verdict on the removed
portion of the new growth should prove favorable
the doctors are hopeful that the trouble may be
permanently eradlcated.
A dispatch to the National Zcitung says that Dr.
Schroeder adheres to the opinion that the malady
Is OF a cancerous nature, and that he Is about to
leave San Reno.
Prince William held q council at San Reno to-
day with the physicians who are attending his
father, and questioned each as to what course he
would advise in the treatment of the Crown
Prince. He asked DR.. Ma kenze to make draw
ing of his fathers vocal cords, larynx and the new
growth.
An official bnlletin has been received bere from
San Reno. signed by prs. Mackenzie. Schroeder,
Schrader. Krause, Schmidt and Howell.
she''"s the existence is.S "' Of " swelling Of the
larynx of the Crown Prince. which has arisen
during the last few davs, but which. it is hoped,
the judicIous conduct Of the patient.
LONDON Nov 11.-AdvIces from San Keno say
that the specialists III attendance on the German
Crown Prince have agreed that an external opera
ton Will not be required at present.
The Standards correspondent at San Reno tele-
graphs tonight as follows: The Crown Prince
Frederick William to cay remained Ill strict seclu-
sion 1t is most cuIS to obtain trust worthy lnfor
turned to Frankfort to-day, and Prince William is
expected return to Iorlln tonight. The treatment
of the Crown Princes syy, malady, lis Is
nUw purely e6a Of an ice afe aare nna
iy resOrted to- DIR. Mackenzie will probably leave
San Reno Sunday. but he will return later 10 per-
form another operation II the inflammation or the
laiynx continues. II appears that the other
physicians in attendance upon the Crown Prince
have confirmed and approved Dr. Mackenzies
diagnosis aud treatment of the case